Family Things To Do in Brookfield, Illinois

The Brookfield Zoo puts you up close and personal with the animal inhabitants of the park. The park utiliz...

HOURS: Vary seasonally. Admission: $11 Adult / $7 Children 3-11 & Seniors (65+); Children 2 and under FREE;... More on VisitOakPark.com

Let the kids go wild this summer, at the Brookfield Zoo! Sign up soon because sessions fill quickly.Camp is offered in three sizes:At Pre-Zoo kids ages four and five are entertained with games, songs, stories, and zoo exhibits that ... More on GoCityKids

Howl and hoot in the holiday at Brookfield Zoo's own Halloween extravaganza! You and your family compete in one of Chicagoland's largest costume showcases, march in a parade, get up close to wolves, owls, snakes, and other wonderfully ... More on EnjoyIllinois.com

I live in NYC and have family in Chicago. By a stroke of luck, I found Christopher Mark when I needed to send flowers one day. The owner, Christopher, is an absolute delight and he is so completely innovative with his... More on CitySearch

Blue Water Bar Inc - Some bars are legendary. The kind of watering hole that you’ll remember for most of yo... More on clubzone

The average martini is $11.00 but they come in good size glass and is most definatly worth every penny! More on CitySearch

Okay, I'll tell you where it goes, you have to find it though. It is not to difficult to find. This trail is along the North side of the Creek, complete with washouts which lead right into the Cree... More on trails.mtbr.com

It was in decent shape (a few downed trees in the way due to recent storms, and some broken glass behind the bowling alley -it is the Cook County Forest Preserve after all) but there are some go... More on trails.mtbr.com

Mostly used by motorcross people but I go there often but haven't seen one yet. Big jumps and a nice race circuit. Some nice drops and gaps. There ... More on trails.mtbr.com

I don't really mess around on the jumps, but I do the motocross style loop that runs around and through the play area. More on trails.mtbr.com